Megalodon: Hunting the HunterPaleoPress, 2002 - Всего страниц: 159 |
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Close Encounters Of The Ancient Kind Megs pups stalk dugongs Chapter 2 Evolution Happens An overview of time and evolution | 7 |
Pre Meg Terrors Other ancient large sharks not directly related to Meg | 15 |
The Rise Megs evolutionary journey | 21 |
The Fall Megs demise | 39 |
Then Again What If? What if Meg still exists? | 43 |
Hunting the Hunter Worldwide Meg sites | 47 |
A Dentists Nightmare Meg denition 79 | 79 |
Beauty and the Beasts Photo galleries for identification of Meg her ancestors cousins and underwater neighbors 16 | 91 |
When Things Go Wrong Abnormalities in the fossil record | 119 |
Meg Attack Fossil whale bones with Meg bite marks | 129 |
Was Meg the Baddest of The Bad? compared to other predators marine and terrestrial | 133 |
Why Protect Sharks Today? Problems facing sharks solutions | 143 |
Terms | 147 |
Meg Related Books Museums Web Sites and Fossil Clubs | 149 |
Bibliography | 159 |
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